enough lighting?

coreywebster

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Not really no, your light is 224w and you want to be aiming 45-50w per square foot with that sort of less efficient LED.

Even with a high end LED like a Quantum board you would want 240-300w

You can always get a 2x4 and use half of it until you can upgrade your light or add another light.

Get the tallest tent you can.
 
Not really no, your light is 224w and you want to be aiming 45-50w per square foot with that sort of less efficient LED.

Even with a high end LED like a Quantum board you would want 240-300w

You can always get a 2x4 and use half of it until you can upgrade your light or add another light.

Get the tallest tent you can.
the tent is 5ft tall i believe and i have a 600w the same brand as the 1200w. if i was to just use both at the same time would that work?
 

coreywebster

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the tent is 5ft tall i believe and i have a 600w the same brand as the 1200w. if i was to just use both at the same time would that work?
Would be better than one on its own. Hard to say without the specs , it needs to be around 180w extra.

If you haven't bought the ft tent then look for a 6ft one. 5ft makes it a bit more tricky when you have distance from light to canopy, filter above light and pot size to take into account.
Always easier to work with 6ft.
 

coreywebster

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135w will be the power consumption, so your a little shy of been ideal but should still produce the goods.
Plus autos are going to be getting light for more hours so that will help make up for it.
 
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